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@byoc/memory

v0.4.0

Published

In-memory BYOC storage adapter: a test double that behaves like a real provider.

Readme

@byoc/memory

In-memory provider adapter for BYOC (Bring Your Own Cloud).

Part of the BYOC monorepo. Requires @byoc/core.

Status: v0.3.0. Unit tested and certified against the provider compliance suite.

A test double that behaves like a real provider. Use it to unit-test code that talks to BYOC without a disk, a network, or a credential, and to run the same suite in CI that you run against a live backend.

Install

npm install @byoc/core @byoc/memory

Usage

import { BYOC } from "@byoc/core";
import { MemoryProvider } from "@byoc/memory";

const provider = new MemoryProvider();
const storage = new BYOC({ provider });

await storage.connect();
await storage.writeText("reports/q3.md", "# Q3");

// Inspect what your code stored, without mocking anything.
expect(provider.size).toBe(1);
expect(Buffer.from(provider.snapshot()["reports/q3.md"]).toString()).toBe("# Q3");

provider.clear(); // between test cases

Configuration

| Option | Type | Default | Meaning | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | quotaBytes | number | none | Total capacity to report. Omit to report usage only | | streamChunkSize | number | 65536 | Bytes per chunk from download().stream. Lower it to exercise a caller's chunk handling |

Test helpers

| Member | Returns | Use | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | size | number | How many objects are stored | | snapshot() | Record<string, Uint8Array> | Every stored path and its bytes | | clear() | void | Drop everything, between test cases |

It models a flat object store

Like S3 and R2, this provider has no real folders. It reports folders: false, and createFolder raises CAPABILITY_UNSUPPORTED rather than faking a folder with a key prefix. Paths still nest: list("reports") returns everything one level under reports/.

That is deliberate. A test double whose capabilities differ from production lets bugs through, so this one commits to the most common real shape. If your production provider has real folders, use @byoc/local as the double instead — it reports folders: true and is backed by real directories.

Capabilities

| Capability | Supported | | :--- | :--- | | serverSideCopy | yes | | quota | yes | | folders | no | | publicUrls | no | | sharing | no | | resumableUploads | no | | versioning | no |

Nothing is persisted: every instance starts empty and is discarded with the process.

License

Apache-2.0